Begin by moving the mouse cursor to the Admin menu, and choose the Admin option.

The administration page appears. Scroll down to the bottom...

... and click the Application configuration link.

The application configuration screen appears, displaying the parameters that you can control.

This dropdown lets you set the time zone in which your server is located. The server timezone determines most of the time values stored and displayed by the application. The dropdown includes all the time zones in the world.

The Country dropdown enables you to set the country in which your server is located. This parameter is used for determining locale-specific aspects of the application, such as the default date format and currency symbol.

The SMTP server setting determines the outbound mail server for the application. When an application user sends out e-mail, the message is routed through the mail server specified here. This server is provided by your ISP or company.

This parameter determines the number of seconds that a user's session can be idle before the user is automatically logged out of the application. A setting of 3600, for example, means that the user is logged out after being idle for an hour.

You can set the maximum number of records that can be imported in a given batch. Note that if this number is set too large, imports can take much longer and will need much more memory. It is best to set this limit to at most 5000.

Using this parameter, you can tell the application that it must perform an automatic backup at a particular time each day. Currently, this feature is available only if you are using the Mckoi database engine distributed with the application.

The backup files are stored in the backups directory under the application's root directory. More information about directory structure is available in this demo.

The dropdown shows the available times at which the backup is performed. You should choose a time at which the system is least likely to be loaded by user activity.

Click the Save button.

The application informs you that you must restart it before your changes take effect.